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Revision as of 01:56, 6 September 2017

Just Use Petrus method
[[File:Just Use Petrus 2.png]]
Information about the method
Proposer(s): Will Schmidt
Proposed: 2017
Alt Names: JUP
Variants: none
No. Steps: 7
No. Algs: Unknown
Avg Moves: ~Unknown
Purpose(s):


Just Use Petrus, or JUP for short, was created by Will Schmidt. It was designed with cubes like the 6x6 and 7x7 in mind, and is not suited for 4x4.

The Steps

1. Build two opposite centers

2. Solve three half centers connected with partial edges

3. Solve three edges and two corners, forming a block

4. Solve remaining center pieces with bars, ignoring color

5. Solve five more edges with edge orientation, using the unsolved face to allow more flexibility when solving edges.

6. Finish the centers while pairing the remaining edge wings, forming a larger block, and finish the last two edges

7. Solve with WV and PLL (solve PLL parity with PLL on even layered puzzles)

Pros

  • Designed with 6x6 and 7x7 in mind
  • Also prevents OLL parity on even layered puzzles

Cons

  • Finding edges to connect half centers can be tricky

Petrus variations

There are several other substeps that can be used WV, COLL, and ZBLL which completes the entire last layer in a single algorithm.

See Also

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